The Indian Tolls Act, 1851

The Indian Tolls Act, 1851 was enacted to regulate the collection of tolls on roads and bridges in India. The Act defines tolls as any sum of money, goods, or services collected for the use of any road or bridge. It establishes rules for toll collection, including the maximum tolls that can be charged, the frequency of collection, and exemptions for certain individuals. The Act also provides for penalties for those who collect tolls in violation of its provisions.